Mongillo Law Empathy and Compassion: The Twin Pillars of Family Law in Canada
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Ongoing, First published Sep 26, 2023
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In the intricate and emotionally charged world of family law, divorce cases often present the most challenging scenarios. Lawyers specializing in this field are not just legal practitioners but guide navigating clients through the tumultuous terrain of personal loss and change. This is where empathy and compassion come into play, acting as essential tools for family law experts in handling these delicate situations.
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